Cheaper to grow and of the same quality.why would you? Enlighten us
i have.like has anybody ever grew a bud outdoors that smoked and taste just like some of the best chronic grown indoors?
they are not always better indoors.Yeahh of course bro. I grow some monsters here where its perfect weather and they can be great! But if we grow the very same plant indoors (from the same batch of fresh seeds), it is usually smaller but has more cannabinoids, thc, cbd etc I admit we a little more medical interested but it does allow us to measure things like that.
Both are great with the right strains absolutely and I love them equally for different reasons
"wears at the trichomes?"I believe the weather has alot to do with why outside plants are not as crystaly as inside plants...the wind and rain wears at tricombs, much more than inside.
my $.02
If anything outdoors gets more crystally. THC crystal is produced by the plant as a sunblock, the more intense light the more "sunblock" the plant makes...crystal. There is no stronger light then the sun. It also lies within genetics, a plant will never outproduce what its genetic code allows, so if you got good genetics indoor and out, the oudoors will EASILY compare to indoors. if anything the outdoors will be more crystally.I believe the weather has alot to do with why outside plants are not as crystaly as inside plants...the wind and rain wears at tricombs, much more than inside.
my $.02
hard rain ruptures thichomes...... wich takes away from potency.. but outdoor herb gets me high has fuck!!!!! and the high i think lingers a while longer then indoor... that being said indoor bud grown organicly is the best stuff on earth...outdoor bud is more harshish.... even after a 2 month cure.... its got that outdoor weed smell and taste.. you smell/taste that before or right with the smell and taste of the actual strain... were indoor bud just smells like what the genetics are supposed to smell/tatse like.... simply put its pamperd its whole life.... while outdoor bud has to deal with all kinds of elements